Former Aide's Suggestion for Biden to Resign Sparks Debate
Jamal Simmons proposes Joe Biden step down to let Kamala Harris become president before Trump's inauguration, drawing mixed reactions.
- Jamal Simmons, former communications director for Kamala Harris, suggested on CNN that President Biden should resign to allow Harris to become the first female president.
- The proposal was met with surprise and skepticism from panelists, with some dismissing it as unrealistic and unserious.
- Simmons argued that Biden's resignation would fulfill his role as a transitional leader and ease Harris's role in certifying the election results.
- Critics within the Democratic Party, including other former Harris staffers, have voiced strong opposition to the suggestion.
- The debate over Simmons's idea highlights ongoing tensions and strategic disagreements within the Democratic Party following Harris's election loss.






















